Shower screens made to fit your bathroom
Frameless, semi-frameless and fully framed screens — measured on site, made in our Minchinbury workshop and installed by the people who made them.
Bathrooms are rarely square. That is why every screen we fit is measured on site after the tiling is done, cut to that measurement and installed with hardware chosen to suit the opening — not pulled off a shelf and packed out with silicone.
We install 10mm toughened glass on frameless screens, 6mm on semi-frameless and framed, all to AS/NZS 2208, in four standard colours — polished silver (chrome), matt silver, white and black. Other finishes, such as brushed brass, are price on application.
- Frameless — 10mm toughened glass, minimal hardware, the cleanest look
- Semi-frameless — framed on the fixed panel, frameless door, mid-price
- Fully framed — the most cost-effective and the easiest to maintain
- Over-bath screens, walk-in panels, curved and custom shapes
- Replacement glass and hardware for an existing screen
Which style suits your bathroom?
| Style | Glass | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Frameless | 10mm toughened | New bathrooms and renovations where the tiling is the feature |
| Semi-frameless | 6mm toughened | A frameless look on a tighter budget |
| Fully framed | 6mm toughened | Rentals, older bathrooms and out-of-square openings |
| Over-bath | 6–10mm | Shower-over-bath layouts, fixed or hinged |
Not sure? Send a photo of the space with rough measurements and we will tell you what will actually fit and what it will cost.
Each style has its own page with configurations, finishes and FAQs: frameless, semi-frameless and framed.
How much does a shower screen cost?
Price comes down to three things: the style, the size of the opening and the hardware finish. A standard framed screen in a square opening is the most affordable; a large frameless screen with a non-standard hardware finish and a custom-cut return panel is the other end of the range. We give you a fixed written price after the measure, and it includes removing the old screen.
Measuring, making and installing
We measure after waterproofing and tiling are finished. Most screens are ready for installation within about a week of the measure, and installation takes a few hours. Leave the silicone to cure for 24 hours before the first shower.
Looking after a frameless screen
Squeegee the glass after each shower and the screen will look new for years. We can also apply a protective coating at installation that makes soap scum much easier to wipe off.
Why people call us
- Family-owned, in Minchinbury since 1992
- We measure, make and install — no subcontractors
- Free measure and a fixed written quote
- AS/NZS 2208 compliant safety glass
Shower screens we have installed
Shower screen questions
How much does a shower screen cost in Sydney?
It depends on the style, the size and the hardware. Framed screens are the most affordable, frameless the dearest. Send a photo and rough measurements and we will give you a price range before we visit.
How long does it take?
Usually about a week from measure to installation, and a few hours on site. We measure only after the tiling and waterproofing are finished.
Can you replace the glass in my existing screen?
Yes. If the frame and hardware are sound we can re-glass the screen, which is much cheaper than a new one.
What glass thickness do you use?
10mm toughened for frameless screens and 6mm toughened for semi-frameless and framed. All of it is safety glass to AS/NZS 2208.
Do you remove the old screen?
Yes — removal and disposal of the old screen is included in the quote.
Shower screens across Western Sydney
Our vans cover Blacktown, Parramatta, Penrith and Fairfield every weekday.